Revision as of 16:10, 11 February 2010

Default page format

I saw that you changed the default page format that I created Template:Preload. I like it. Separating the relics from the parallels and inserts is a good idea. I recently added a line for the image.

>Thanks for cleaning up the '07 Goudey article.

No problem. Now there's two articles on 2009 Unique. We should delete one, which one? -Chris

Delete "2009 Topps Unique" and re-name "2009 Unique" as "2009 Topps Unique" -- SG Done. -CT

Thoughts on the long pages

My preference is for shorter cover articles with links to the checklists. Kinda like what I was doing for 2006 Bowman Heritage. I just worry that the really long sets like 2005 Prime Patches or 2007 UD Black would have really, really long pages. Now for pages like 1949 Bowman - it makes sense to just go ahead and put the checklist on the front page. What do you think? Big Mamou 00:34, 4 February 2010 (UTC)

For most of the longer, game-used-intensive, sets, this would be the way to go. But for most sets (like Topps and Upper Deck's flagships) everything on one page would suffice. --Stalegum 06:53, 4 February 2010 (UTC)

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+I saw that you changed the default page format that I created [[Template:Preload]]. I like it. Separating the relics from the parallels and inserts is a good idea. I recently added a line for the image.
 >Thanks for cleaning up the '07 Goudey article.